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Operation Tomahawk The Caliph
By Pepe ESCOBAR (Brazil)
The Tomahawks are finally flying again – propelled by newspeak. 42 Tomahawks fired from a Sixth Fleet destroyer parked in Mare Nostrum, plus F-22s raising hell and Hellfires spouted by drones, that’s a neat mini-Shock and Awe to honor Caliph Ibrahim, aka Abu Bakr al -Baghdadi, self-declared leader of Islamic State. It’s all so surgical. […]
Continue reading...Snowden honored by group of former intelligence officials
By Brett WILKINS (USA)
Friday, July 12, 2013
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has been honored with a prestigious truth-telling award by a group of former national security officials. Consortium News reports Snowden was awarded the Sam Adams Award by the Sam Adams Associates for Integrity in Intelligence, a group of former CIA and other intelligence officials. According to Consortium News: Most of the […]
Continue reading...Operation Unthinkable: Churchill’s plan to start World War III
By Rakesh KRISNAN SIMHA (India)
Monday, June 17, 2013
In the closing days of WW II, Winston Churchill came up with a bizarre plan for a joint British-American attack on the USSR. When told the Russians would bombard the UK on a massive scale, the British PM quietly backed off. On May 8, 1945, as people everywhere celebrated the end of World War II, […]
Continue reading...Democracy in Today’s America (IV)
By Dmitry MININ (Russia)
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Part I Part II Part III What else is in the third basket from Uncle Sam? The Russian Foreign Ministry report on human rights in the United States, along with other crimes, recorded numerous cases of police abuse. In January 2009, the American edition of the Emergency Medicine Journal published the results of a survey […]
Continue reading...Democracy in Today’s America (I)
By Dmitry MININ (Russia)
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Who has more rights to human rights? Washington believes that one of the achievements of its propaganda and diplomatic machinery was that after a meeting in Helsinki in 1975, they managed to make the so-called «third basket» in the main placed emphasis on human rights. Decade after decade, the United States used the «third basket» […]
Continue reading...Russia: It Is Time To Gather Stones
By Dmitry SEDOV (Russia)
Friday, October 14, 2011
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s speech at the 43rd Munich Conference on Security Policy in 2007 where he charged the US with building a unipolar world at the cost of “frequently illegitimate actions” and “new human tragedies” is hardly forgotten by NATO. A key point that loomed through that energetic delivery by the Russian leader was […]
Continue reading...Geopolitics Behind the Great Victory
By Leonid IVASHOV (Russia)
Monday, May 9, 2011
While talking of the great triumph over Nazis in World War II, discussing the global impact of the Soviet people’s victory, and saying that it irreversibly transformed the world, we often fail to appreciate the extent of heroism of Soviet soldiers and the proportions of the changes it helped to bring about… Obviously, the debates […]
Continue reading...Russian Reset Policy to Be Reviewed?
By ORIENTAL REVIEW
Monday, November 1, 2010
ORIENTAL REVIEW on Political Trust and Human Deception So far the most tangible outcome of notorious ‘Reset’ of the US-Russian relations (or perezagruzka, another Russian word of the global outreach) announced by foreign ministers last year was the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START III). As a reminder it limits the number of deployed strategic […]
Continue reading...The Plundering of Iraq’s National Museum: What Really Happened?
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Yuliya CHMELENKO (Russia) We very often take in information without thinking about where it comes from or why it was produced. Unfortunately, that is the way things stand today with news of events in the Middle East—some things we hear about in distorted form, and some things we do not hear about at all. A […]
Continue reading...Outside Agitation In Kyrgyzstan
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Peter CHAMBERLIN (USA) In Kyrgyzstan, we see the democratic-revolutionary counterpart to America’s “intelligence-driven wars”—rumor-driven confrontations. It can be clearly seen in the so-called “ethnic-conflict” in southern Kyrgyzstan, where ethnic and cultural differences are being amplified by unknown forces firing machine guns from untagged vehicles, young women and old ladies screaming or whispering the right phrases […]
Continue reading...Who Will Stop Civil War in Afghanistan?
By ORIENTAL REVIEW
Saturday, June 12, 2010
During the last weeks Afghanistan is smoothly getting back to international focus. There were so many interesting events scarcely covered by the mainstream media around Afghan affairs. We will try to scrutinize the situation, analyze real motives of the key players and elaborate a forecast on what will happen next in that long-suffering land. First […]
Continue reading...The Histrionics of US Drug-Controlled Policy
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Evgeny KHRUSCHEV (Russia) From plight to blight The US has launched a surreptitious germ warfare against the hard-working drug-farmers – or so claimed the narco-jihadist propaganda when a “mysterious” blight had suddenly struck the “good” part of the opium poppy fields on the eve of the harvest. A shot in the foot It doesn’t matter […]
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